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Residents Object to Plans to Show Scots World Cup Matches in Glasgow Green

Residents and community council warn late screening will cause noise, safety, and transport issues during festival's opening night, with event extending two hours past usual curfew.

Summary by Glasgow Live
The Merchant City and Trongate Community Council (MCTCC) have urged planners to show organisers DF Concerts the 'red card' over the plans.

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The Herald ScotlandThe Herald Scotland
Lean Left

'Risk to public safety': Council urged to reject TRNSMT bid to show World Cup match

City centre residents have urged Glasgow City Council to reject plans to screen a late-night World Cup match at this summer’s TRNSMT festival.

·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Daily RecordDaily Record
Lean Left

Plan to show Scotland World Cup game after TRNSMT 'rejected by residents'

Merchant City and Trongate Community Council urged planners to show DF Concerts the 'red card' and not show Scotland v Morocco, which kicks off at 11pm on June 19.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Glasgow LiveGlasgow Live
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Residents object to plans to show Scots World Cup matches in Glasgow Green

The Merchant City and Trongate Community Council (MCTCC) have urged planners to show organisers DF Concerts the 'red card' over the plans.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Glasgow TimesGlasgow Times
Center

Residents show red card to World Cup match on Glasgow Green

City centre residents have urged Glasgow City Council to reject plans to screen a late-night World Cup match at this summer’s TRNSMT festival.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Glasgow Times broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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